Meaning of WARRANT in a Sentence
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Definition: to support an action or response
Part of Speech: Verb
Synonym(s): justify, imply, persuade
Antonym(s): dispute
Example Sentences:
1. Does the crime truly warrant such a harsh punishment?
2. It is up to the city attorney to decide if the accusations warrant a formal investigation.
3. According to the doctor, the patient’s symptoms warrant the need for a chest x-ray.
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